Maryland dad back in US to face trafficking charges of thousands including MS-13 club members

The Maryland dad, adoring husband, and member of the MS-13 men's club, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, is back in the USA from El Salvador. The young gentleman is facing human trafficking charges, a "full-time job" that he allegedly held for almost then years, according to Attorney General Pam Bondi.

“He was a smuggler of humans and children and women,” Bondi said at a press conference announcing the federal charges. “One hundred trips, the grand jury found, of smuggling people throughout our country.”

On May 21, a federal grand jury indictment was issued in Tennessee, charging Mr. Garcia with participating in a conspiracy lasting years, to help illegal aliens travel from the Texas border to other states. Some of those people are alleged to be members of the MS-13 men's club.

The scheme in which Abrego Garcia allegedly took part spanned nearly a decade and transported thousands of illegal migrants from Mexico and Central America, including members of the Salvadoran club MS-13.

Mr. Garcia is also has a legal history of domestic abuse.

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Former NFL player arrested for allegedly beating his momma and his 'baby-momma'

Former football player Darron Lee has been arrested for allegedly being his own mother and the mother of his 2-year-old son. How quaint. 

Lee was a 2016 first-round draft pick out of Ohio State. He was busted on Monday and charged with two counts of misdemeanor domestic violence, as per the Franklin County Sheriff's records. 

The former linebacker for the mediocre New York Jets [don't get down on me, I'm a New Yorker and a sad fan of the team] allegedly assaulted his mother, Candice, and Lindsey McGlone, the mother of their toddler son.

Ms. McGlone called the police in Dublin, Ohio and said Lee was assaulting Candice. She told cops that Candice was "lying on her back with Mr. Lee overtop of her with a raised fist." 

Candice had gone to the house because Ms. McGlone told her that she didn't feel safe.

Lee allegedly screamed at his mom, shoved her into a wall, threw her to the ground and punched her in the face. She was hospitalized with facial injuries. [steRoid rage?]

Hurting one's own mother is a mental disorder as far as I can see, and McGlone said that this wasn't Lee's first domestic dispute with her. She said there was another incident in October when Lee suspected her of cheating. She said he threatened to kill both her and their 2-year-old child, allegedly saying that he would grab her throat and swing her to the ground.

Lee spend three seasons with the Jets and was then traded to the Kansas City Chiefs where he sat on the sideline when they won the 2020 Super Bowl LIV.

Lee had been suspended three times during his NFL career and was fined a total of $72,965 in the 2017 season. He was involved in a verbal altercation at the Governors Ball Music Festival in 2017 but avoided legal trouble.

Now let's hope Lindsey McGlone and Lee's mom make the right move and get this a-hole abuser out of their lives before he kills one or both of them and the child. He's a disgusting pos.

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Former NFL running back sentenced to jail: convicted of attacking ex-girlfriend

Former NFL running back, Zachary Stacy, received a 6-month sentence with one year probation for attacking his ex-girlfriend that was caught on video.

The 2021 video showed him throwing the mother of his child Kristin Evans around, tossing her into a flat screen television like she hardly weighed anything, punched her in the head and basically beat the crap out of her. From the looks of what he did, he got off easy with only 6 months.

The former football player was first drafted by the St. Louis Rams in the third round of the 2013 NFL Draft. He also played for the pitiful New York Jets [now you know where I'm from] and also played for the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Memphis Express. He played his college football at Vanderbilt.

Stacy was sentenced in Orange County, Florida and comes after he pled guilty to two counts of criminal mischief in exchange for getting his three counts of domestic violence battery dropped. Why the prosecutor allowed this piece of garbage a plea deal is mind boggling.

“He punched me several times in the head! I begged him to stop because the baby was on the couch just a few feet from where he punched me,” Ms. Evans wrote in the restraining order application. “He then picked me up and threw me into my TV. The TV began to fall and he turned to make sure I wasn’t getting up. As I laid on the floor he began to yell at me, telling me I’m destructive. He then picked me up off the floor and off my feet and body slammed me into our son’s bouncy seat.”

Stacy claimed that prior to the attack he had been treated in rehab for anxiety and depression; he also said that Evans had had an affair with his financial advisor, which in his mind made it reasonable to beat the crap out of her.

Stacy later issued an apology over the incident, writing, “I am tremendously sorry and I sincerely hope the forgiveness comes down the road. The shame & guilt on my end is heavy & rightfully so. I made devastating mistake & that mistake has affected the people and communities around me that I love so dear.”

“The dynamic of my mental health has never been out in the public because I dealt with it individually & privately … through medications, therapy and coping mechanisms.. healthy & unhealthy,” he added. “Neither here nor there … despite the unknowns & regardless of the outcomes … All I want to do is move forward with peace so I can progress into a better man & father. ZJ I miss you & I love you baby boy, & I’m sorry that I put your mother in this situation .. along with you & I promise I’m going to do everything I can.. even with the little power that I have left .. to be the best papa I can be.”

He didn't even take the time to write out the word 'and,' but instead used ampersands. How rude.

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Biden's Cabinet nominee hired convicted domestic abuser

President Biden has nominated Boston Mayor Martin Walsh as Labor Secretary. The problem is, Walsh himself hired former Massachusetts state representative Carlos Henriquez as special assistant in 2018. The problem is, Henriquez had been convicted, several years prior to his being hired, for punching a woman who refused to have sex with him.

Thus, Henriquez, ever the ladies' man, was kicked out of the state House of Representatives in 2014 after being convicted of two, not one, assault charges stemming from the 2012 incident. He was sentenced to only six months in the slammer.

According to the victim in the assault, she testified that Henriquez gave her the back of his hand and punched her in the chest multiple times.

Henriquez claimed innocence throughout the trial, but this time, the "believe all women" thingy worked against him.  

After he was convicted and sentenced, he claimed that "any and all contact was always consensual" and maintained that he "never touched my accuser in any way that would cause harm or injury."

But the joke was on Boston after Walsh hired the convicted Democrat to an annual $89,000 special assistant job involving anti-violence work in 2018. Walsh, who was caught with his proverbial pants down by the Boston Globe, said at the time, that he "firmly believed in second chances." 

"Carlos Henriquez served his time and, after spending his career supporting youth, helping reduce violence, assisting those in recovery, and providing trauma supports for families in need, he is eager to continue this work," a hired mouthpiece for Walsh told the newspaper.

However, just 14 days or so after the hiring, the convicted domestic abuser stepped down from his job with Walsh, who told the Boston Globe that he criticized Henriquez when he was first convicted in 2014, 

But two weeks later on Nov. 9 of 2018, Henriquez stepped down from his role with the Mayor. Walsh then told the Boston Globe that he criticized Henriquez when he was convicted in 2014 and had asked him to resign from the state legislature at the time. What that had to do with the scumbag's resignation is unclear.

"I also made clear at that time, and continue to believe today, that any violence against any woman at any time is totally unacceptable," the Boston Mayor told the newspaper. 

So why did Walsh hire him afterward? Is his judgment that poor, and if so, doesn't that say something about Biden's judgment?

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